Dedicate New Hurgh Building at Bui Em Reformed Church
The Bui em Reformed Church on Tenth Street and Oakland Avenue will be dedicated Sunday with afternoon services led by Rev. J. P. Gravel and visiting pastors Rev. John Romberger of Cleveland editor of Christian Advocate and J. H. Roentgen formerly of Indianapolis Weaconess Hospital. Evening speaker Rev. C Hassel of Trafayette Ind. The choir prepared special music. the new building is the first of a church to cost 454000 with seating for 400.
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Buiem Reformed Church
Tenth St
Oakland Ave
J. P. Gravel
John Romberger
Cleveland
The
Christian
Roentgen
Weaconess Hospital
Indianapolis
C. Hassel
Trafayette
Ind
Will
Wildings
Four Men Injured When Car Collides With Truck
Four men were thrown from a theatrical truck owned by One Prank Bird Transfer Company after a collision with a California Illinois street car Friday night. George Jones a carpenter for Squaw Mar company was knocked from the wagon and badly injured. Driver Lanis Troffman and John Copeland were also thrown and bruised Caldwell was hurled about 15 feet.
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Illinois-st
Ashisis
Geoorge Jones
Tage
Squaw Mar’ Company
Wis
Tdwell
Belwerdt
Lanis Troffman
MIS
Capitol Ave
Jeln
Copeland
Caldwell
Elevator crash in Lemgre Building leaves car in basement
A Lemeke Building elevator plummeted from the sixth floor to the basement after a cable snapped. Ten people were aboard but none injured. The ascent descent safety devices failed to stop the car, which dropped about 15 feet.
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Crator
Gates to Live in Texas Port Arthur Plans Line
Gates announced in Port Arthur on January 13 that he will reside there permanently and a weekly steamship line will soon operate between New York and Port Arthur, signaling expanding Texas ties and maritime activity.
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Gates
Texas
Ort Arthur
Tex
John W. Gates
Port Arthur
New York
Port
Brown Seeks Trustee Nomination for Renter Township
Dr. A Brown of the First ward announced his Republican bid for trustee of Renter Township. A city council member and longtime physician he notes years of practice as part of his qualifications.
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A. Brown
First Ward
Renter Township
Union Labor Seeks Shape in Upcoming Elections
Political observers note organized labor plans to influence primaries and vet candidates for labor friendly positions. AFL approvals authorize union members to back fair nominees and report candidate records. Even with under 3 million union voters nationwide, strategic shifts could sway presidential and state races, prompting concern among politicians.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Health Boost Claim
Well being advice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse impure blood and restore appetite and energy. Testimonials from Mrs. Howake, Mrs. Metcalf, and H. Cowgupu praise improved health after use. Sold everywhere as liquid or Sarsatabs, 100 doses for one dollar, by C. I. Hood Co.
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Hood
A. A. Howake
Taunton
Mass
Willliam Metcalf
Parkerford
H. Cowpg
Society and Personal in Irvington Clubs and Events
Irvington Tuesday club meets at 3 N Irvington ave with current events and a paper on Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Irvington Fortnightly club hosts Scottish topics at 5359 University ave while Indianapolis Woman's club covers topics from Pot-hoilers to unfinished things. Miss Belle Redman to wed J W Huston of Columbus at 4 pm Jan 21. Mrs Le Sourd honored with a bridge party. numerous literary and social gatherings listed with members and addresses.
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Irvington
W. A. Sweetman
N. Irvington-ave
Carter
Miss Macy
Indianapolis Woman's Club
Propslaeum
May Winters Donnan
T. C. Day
Emily Fletcher
Miss Redman
Belle Redman
J. W. Huston
Clumbus, O
J. By Disher
W. Fourteenth St
White Elephants Night of Entertainment at Germania Hall
Marry Murbarger and Don Smythe headlined the agenual social session by the White Elephants at Germania hall on Friday night. Murbarger told stories in an original style while Smythe performed sleight of hand. The program also featured Ruddick and Tidor dancers, Mike Duffossey, Harry Wing, Sam Greenburg soloists, and stories by Pete Tron and Joan Yiawthorn. Lunch followed. committee in charge: James Neff, John Fritz, William Adam, Larry Jing, W. O C Sicafeld.
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Marry Murbarger
Don Smythe
Order of White Elephants
Germania Hall
Murburger
Bill Flinn
Smythe
Ruddick
Tidor
Mike Duffossey
Harry Wing
Sam Greenburg
Pete Tron
Joan Yiawthorn
James Neff
John Fritz
William Adam
Larry Jing
W. O C. Sicafeld
Promoter Billingsley Arrested for Fraudulent Checks
Ti Billingsley a prominent 69 year old alleged promoter of inter urban lines was arrested by Detective Lieut Manning and Detectives Gerber and Jarsh on a charge of passing fraudulent checks. He kept baggage at Sherman house mail at Claypool and room at English hotel and is said to have passed small checks on saloon and restaurant men. He is also wanted at Bloomington Alabama for beating a beard bill.
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Billingsley
Inter
Urban Lines
Sherman House
Claypool
Bloomington
Democratic party aims to change national delegate selection
Leeched report details proposed reforms to Indiana Democratic primaries and national committee selection. It cites figures like James Kisk and Leeman Prone as anti-Taggart opposition, discusses moving from mass conventions to direct delegate voting, and notes debates over state chair influence and procedural changes amid a shifting anti-Jackson movement.
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Clarit- Mansiip
Thomas Tageart
Indiana
Democratic National Delecates
Cenvensial
New Deal Group
Tl Manes
Che Tlealtz
Ael Seon
Daniel
Stale Elraipamacay
Tre
Night Riders resolutions debated by American Society
The American Society of Beaitw adopted resolutions declaring the night riders criminals to refute Gov. Williams straterers claim of society involvement in tobacco raids. The meeting urged the legislature to ban Paris Green or any poison on tobacco.
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Equity
Kentucky
Menderson
Ameris
Williems
Jegislature
Hoosiers Visit Gotham in the Past Week
New York dispatch lists Indiana residents visiting New York during the past week. The names include Mrs. W. ik Robson, Miss Wilkon, A. Robinson, J. T. Barnes, I. Moore, Dr. IW. 8S. Jeffries, A. Lieber, G. FF. Putnam, Miss Russelle, H. J. Alden, WLC. Johnson, H.W. Carvin, and numerous others from Indianapolis Terre Haute Fort Wayne Evansville and other Indiana cities.
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W. Ik. Robson
Wilkon
A. Robinson
J. T. Barnes
I. Moore
Dr. IW
Jeffries
A. Lieber
G. FF. Putnam
Miss Russelle
H. J. al
Receiver for Richcreek seeks deed set aside
Darry J. Milligan as receiver for Seth M. Richcreck sues Cora J. Sheahan John J. Sheahan and others to invalidate a 95 000 transfer of Richcreck real estate arguing the conveyance was made without consideration and while insolvent and thus void
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Darry J. Milligan
Seth M. Richcreck
Cora
Riehcreck
Mate
Richereek
Indiana independence league meeting at English hotel
Leaders of the Indiana branch of the Independence League met Friday afternoon at the English hotel in an enthusiastic session. President FS Neal will appoint a committee to plan broader organization within the state. Delegates named Friday will attend the national convention in Chicago on February 22.
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Indiana
Independence League
English
FS. Neal
League
T Independence League
Chicago
Doctor finds home in Indiana town after long search
Dr W S Barker, after seeking a rural retreat from Toledo to Norfolk, settles in Jonesboro Indiana. He patented a brick and cement block machine during his medical practice and now builds and sells the device. Barker bought land around Jonesboro to be near town yet enjoy fresh air and lawn care.
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Jonesboro
Ind
Toledo
Norfolk
Barker
Old Town
Dr. Barker
Jay
Tragic double tragedy in Ravenna ends in shootout
Edwin Collier senior kills his blind son Edwin at the grave of his mother and then shoots himself, grieving for his wife who died six months earlier. The elder Collier is not expected to survive.
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Ravenna
Edwin Collier
Edwin
Revival at Friends Church to Close Sunday Night
In Charlottesville Indiana the revival at the Friends church will end Sunday night. Pastor Rev Parvin Bond leads the services with his mother Mrs Hannah Bond of Farmland and Evangelist Job Dennis of Hagerstown assisting.
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Ind
Friends Church
Parvin Bond
Hannah Bond
Farmland
Job Dennis
Hagerstown
Dem leader Anthony Bubb killed by interurban car
Anthony Bubb a 68 year old Democratic leader at Nine Mile Fort Wayne Indiana was instantly killed by an interurban car. He leaves a widow and nine children.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Anthony Bubb
Nine Mile
Interurban Cars Report to City Controller Breunig
Interurban cars made 99,424 round trips in 1907 and 80,187 in 1906. The settlement for 1907 totals $3,967.70. The figures are part of reports required by the franchises of the companies.
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George T. Breunig
Battery Returns From Sgene of Strike
Indiana National Guard Battery A Light Artillers under Capt. Robert Yandall reported reclaiming Mulunese area Friday afternoon. Six soldiers were aboard in Muncie with equipment stored at the Armory and men sent home.
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Light Artillers
Indiana National Guard
Mulunese
Robert Yandall
The Value of Charcoal for Health and Breath
A medical advertising piece extols charcoal as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels, improving complexion and breath. It promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges from EF A Stuart Co, claiming benefits, a Buffalo physician endorsement, and a price of twenty five cents per box with a free trial offer.
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Stuart
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bridg
Marshall, Mich
Johnson Defeated If Nominated Says McDonell
In New York a January evening debate at the Phoffram house featured former National Committeeman Thomas T. Shevlin of Minneapolis arguing that Gov. Johnson, Minnesota, would lose if nominated. He cited a poll showing 88,000 voting against Johnson in a national race.
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Thomas Ti. Shevlin
Minneapolis
Ber
John S. McDon
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Winona Men Busy on the Peru Line
Special to The Indianapolis Sun reports Winona men working on the Peru line with crews from Mentone and Leesburg. Attorneys Stansifer and surveyors have been at Mentone while crews hire more men and prepare road work along the western city limits. Weather forecasts suggest mild conditions ahead as ground thaws gradually.
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Peru
Indianapolis Sun
D. Dickey
Leesburg
Mentone
Lidel
Warsaw
Wirrsiew
Stansifer Ani
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Tretfes
Perimt
Iyo
Perutine
Union Veteran Legion to Install Officers at Pearson's Hall
Union Veteran Legion Encampment No. 8 will install officers Tuesday evening at Pearson's hall. Grand Army comrades, Relief Corps and the general public have been asked to attend. A program of vocal and instrumental numbers and readings includes the popular Japanese singer Natrita, appearing promptly at 8:30.
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Pearson's Hall
Grand Army Comrades
Relief Corps
Gener
Natrita
Col Peart to Speak in Indianapolis on Breaking of the Dawn
Col William Peart, second highest Salvation Army official in the United States, will address a Sunday gathering in Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis. Mayor Charles A Bookwalter will preside as the Roberts Park Choral Society and newsboys band provide music.
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William Peart
Salvation Army
United States
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Charles A. Bookwalter
Roberts Park
Mrs. Mary J. Hanway Dies at 71 in City
Mrs Mary J Hanway widow of Amos Hanway died Friday at her nieces home Miss Mary MacGraw 2196 N Can itol Ave Aged 71 Survived by two brothers and three sisters Funeral services set for Monday at Broadway M E Church Burial in Crown Hill Cemetery
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Amos Hanway
Mary MacGraw
N. Canitol Ave
Broadway M. E
Crown Hill Cemetery
Burns To Death In Gasoline Explosion
In Winamac Indiana on January 11 Mrs Mary Williams died in a gasoline explosion that caused her fatal burns. Local authorities reported the incident and investigations are expected to determine the cause.
License Applications Notice in Indiana City Districts
The subscriber notifies citizens and voters in Center township Madison County that he will apply at the February term of the Marion County Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking allowed. Business location described as first floor front room 18x30 feet facing Senate Avenue in a two story building at North Street and Senate Avenue in Indianapolis Center township Marion County Indiana. Also notice for pool table privileges in the same room. Moses Bottoms.
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Marien County
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Marion County
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Notice to apply for liquor and pool table privileges
CHAS WILSON notifies Marion County Board of Commissioners of Center Township Indiana that at the February term he will seek license to sell intoxicating liquids in quantities less than five gallons in a front room at 1379 Shelby Street Ward 10, with pool table privileges in the same room on Hubbard et al southeast addition.
Gifts for the unemployed via church aid drive
The Ladies Aid Society at the First Friends church received many gifts Friday for the Charity Organization Society for the unemployed. Contributions will be accepted Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 4 at Roberts Park MIB church.
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Ladies' Aid Society
First Friends
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